Here’s a structured approach to help clarify your strategy:
1. Evaluate Current Symptoms and Priorities
Assessment: Determine which infection or condition is most urgent or causing the most significant symptoms. This can help prioritize which setting to use first.
Consultation: Speak with a healthcare provider about your current symptoms and treatment options. They can provide guidance based on your specific health status and needs.
2. Consider a Focused Approach
Sequential Treatment: Focusing on one setting at a time (e.g., starting with the staphylococcus setting) may allow you to more effectively monitor your progress and adjust as needed.
Duration: Follow the recommended duration for each setting, as advised by your healthcare provider or the specific guidelines for the treatment. Generally speaking, the more you can use the machine the better.
3. Monitor and Adjust
Regular Evaluation: Track your symptoms and response to the treatment. If you notice improvements, it might be a good time to consider switching settings.
Flexibility: If symptoms change or new issues arise, adjust the treatment plan accordingly.
4. Incorporate Detoxification and Additional Settings
Detox Setting: Using a detox setting during the day could be beneficial to support your body’s natural healing processes. Ensure this is done in a way that complements your primary treatment.
Sequential Use of Other Settings: Once you feel better with the primary issues, you can move on to the next setting (e.g., streptococcus, parasites) in a planned sequence.
In summary, starting with one focused setting and adjusting based on your progress, while incorporating detoxification and sequentially addressing other issues, can be a strategic approach.
